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SNFCC.Org —˜™/SNFCC • #SNFCC January at the SNFCC Calendar of Events 2020 . January CC SNFCC.org /SNFCC • #SNFCC January at the SNFCC This year, once again, many hundreds of thousands of visitors embraced the SNFCC Christmas World and welcomed the New Year with us, saying goodbye to 2019 in the most spectacular way. For the third year in a row, the Stavros Niarchos Foundation Cultural Center’s visitor numbers substantially increased, demonstrating that the SNFCC continues to expand its appeal as a prime destination for entertainment, learning, culture and environmental education. We would like to thank you all for another exciting year in which you honored us with your presence, supporting our work and activities. We look forward to seeing you again for a vibrant 2020, with new activities, experiences and surprises! The Canal’s Dancing Fountains continue to enchant us with their spectacular choreographies and the Ice Rink invites young and old to endless whirling and skating, until 02/02! At the intersection of painting and poetry, Jannis Psychopedis’s exhibition Poetical Works is extended through to 31/01, accompanied by a lecture on Andreas Embiricos’s poetics, as well as creative art workshops. In January’s Parabases, Maria Skoula and Orfeas Avgoustidis introduce us to Nobelist author Elfriede Jelinek’s novel The Piano Teacher – a riveting work of fiction that comes alive in SNFCC Reader’s Theater under the directorial gaze of Dimitris Karantzas. Meanwhile, 2020 starts with new music adventures, with Jazz Chronicles offering an exciting concert of creative improvisation and original compositions, masterfully fusing different soundscapes. On 27/01 four acclaimed musicians perform live together for the first time at the SNFCC, presenting a unique interpretation of Simeon ten Holt’s celebrated minimalist composition Canto Ostinato. Last but not least, discover an ever-increasing array of opportunities to learn and have fun, environmental events, as well as a wide range of sports activities taking place in the Stavros Niarchos Park. Admission to all of SNFCC’s January events is free of charge or with a reasonable fee thanks to an exclusive grant from the Stavros Niarchos Foundation (SNF). 2 1 Jazz Chronicles Spiral Trio Babis Papadopoulos Acoustic Set . Sunday 12/01 | 1 LIGHTHOUSE 14 Sunday 19/01 | ¡1.00 LIGHTHOUSE 14 Launching its European tour from the SNFCC unprecedented and unrepeatable listening experience, as the Babis Papadopoulos returns to the SNFCC Line-Up: element of improvisation reigns supreme in the trio’s performances. Babis Papadopoulos, guitar before travelling to historic music venues all Lighthouse for the inaugural live presentation Fotis Siotas, violin & viola around Europe, the renowned Spiral Trio takes of his latest release, Fables of the Useless, Michalis Vrettas, violin the audience along on unpredictable music Line-Up: alongside the talented musicians of Babis Dimitris Vlachomitros, bouzouki Spyros Manesis, piano Tassos Missirlis, cello paths in an adventurous, spontaneous journey. Arionas Gyftakis, double bass Papadopoulos Acoustic Set. Dionysis Makris, double bass Anastasis Gouliaris, drums With seven years of music activity in the European contemporary The accomplished composer and guitar virtuoso has released one jazz scene and with an album release under its belt, Spiral Trio, more solo album, which fully justifies his reputation as a multifaceted comprising of Spyros Manesis on piano, Arionas Gyftakis on double creative music artist. With various album releases under his belt bass and Anastasis Gouliaris on drums, appears onstage at the as a solo artist, a large number of original compositions for SNFCC to perform original compositions from its forthcoming and theater, dance and cinema, as well as a number of collaborations earlier releases, as well as jazz standards, such as Once Upon a (Trypes, Heimerinoi Kolymvites, Christos Yermenoglou, Thanasis Summertime and If I Should Lose You, that serve as springboards for Tickets €5 This is an event funded by the grant from the Papakonstantinou etc.), Babis Papadopoulos never ceases to push Tickets €5 This is an event funded by the grant from the creative improvisation. Stavros Niarchos Foundation (SNF). Alongside the the boundaries of genres in each successive release. Stavros Niarchos Foundation (SNF). Alongside the More information core program of free-admission events, provided More information core program of free-admission events, provided Inspired by great jazz masters and steeped in the tradition of at SNFCC.org free of charge thanks to SNF grants, the Stavros Embarking on a process of exploration of his creative tools - sound, at SNFCC.org free of charge thanks to SNF grants, the Stavros jazz playing, Spiral Trio focuses on a continuous improvisational Niarchos Foundation Cultural Center organizes approach and media - in his new album, Fables of the Useless, the Niarchos Foundation Cultural Center organizes interplay – an approach in which they have distinguished themselves Pre-sale for the a series of events for which a low admission fee constantly evolving artist manages to subvert his own work in ten Pre-sale for the public a series of events for which a low admission fee in both ensemble and solo performance. The interplay among the public starts on applies, helping SNFCC to diversify its income new instrumental compositions drawing from the Greek and Balkan starts on Tuesday applies, helping SNFCC to diversify its income trio members offers the audience an adventurous and imaginative Tuesday 24/12. sources while ensuring its long-term financial music traditions as well as ambient soundscapes. 24/12. sources while ensuring its long-term financial live experience, filled with unexpected musical images – a literally robustness. robustness. 2 3 Cosmos Simeon ten Holt: Canto Ostinato Titos Gouvelis – Thodoris Economou – Maria-Christina Harper – Andreas Farmakis Monday 27/01 | 20.30 ALTERNATIVE STAGE 13 One of the most evocative works of the minimalist movement in music is performed in its complete version for the first time in Greece by four acclaimed Greek musicians in a rare music event. A classically trained pianist, a theater music composer and recognized improvisational artist, an avant garde, experimental and world music electric harp player and a classical and Parabases continues its survey of contemporary percussion soloist join forces in a project that Parabases: pioneering voices in literature, theater challenges musicians and music lovers alike; Canto Ostinato and poetry, focusing on women – musical composition by Dutch composer Simeon ten Holt. SNFCC Reader’s Theater women writers and poets who left their mark on the literary arts through Written in 1976 for four keyboard instruments, Canto Ostinato is Elfriede Jelinek: The Piano Teacher their trailblazing work, as well as perhaps the most iconic minimalist composition, based on the iconic female fictional and dramatic repetition of simple selections, consisting of 106 music “cells”, most of characters, who find their voice in the which can be indefinitely repeated spontaneously, at the performers' Parabases literary salon under Dimitris will. Each interpretation of this piece is a unique live exploration of Karantzas’s directorial gaze. the sonic, harmonic and expressive potential of a single, unchanging Sunday 26/01 | 17.00 LIGHTHOUSE 14 motif. Distinguished artists in their respective genres yet coming from diverse music backgrounds, Titos Gouvelis, Thodoris Economou, In January, Parabases, SNFCC Reader’s Theater, presents Staging: Maria-Christina Harper and Andreas Farmakis get off the Elfriede Jelinek’s subversive novel The Piano Teacher, featuring Dimitris Karantzas beaten track and team up to offer a unique performance of the celebrated Canto Ostinato. Maria Skoula and Orfeas Avgoustidis, who are transformed Performed by: under the direction of Dimitris Karantzas. Maria Skoula, Orfeas Avgoustidis “Then again, with the narrow end of the instrument (sometimes the violin, sometimes the heavier Audio environment: viola), she beats into a cluster of work-smeared people. If the trolley is mobbed, say around six Yorgos Poulios in the evening, she can injure a lot of people just by swinging around. She wants to teach people Line-up: how to be afraid, how to shudder.” Titos Gouvelis, piano The Piano Teacher, translated by Marianna Thodoris Economou, piano Die Klavierspielerin/The Piano Teacher Stavropoulou and Lefteris Anagnostou, is Maria-Christina Harper, harp kindly provided by Ekkremes Editions. Andreas Farmakis, marimba In her novel The Piano Teacher, adapted for the screen by Michael Haneke, the Austrian novelist Elfriede Jelinek, Nobel laureate, reflects on the violence latent in everyday life. Tickets €10 Tickets €5 Starting off from the pathological relationship of a domineering mother and her repressed Reduced-rate ticket €5 daughter, Jelinek penetrates, without any sentimentality, into the female psyche and the More information at SNFCC.org hypocritical relationships of a petit-bourgeois society, highlighting the interconnection between More information at SNFCC.org For ages 18+ the two. For ages 6+ Pre-sale for the public starts on The already gloomy atmosphere becomes even more oppressive when the catalytic male figure Wednesday 08/01. Pre-sale for the public starts on Wednesday 08/01. in the guise of a piano student enters into the story. As teacher and student are drawn into a vortex of passion, Jelinek portrays a woman driven by the uncontrollable force of self-destruction. This is an event funded by the grant
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